You have Got a Will – But You Want to Make Changes. What Now? Most people know that having a will is vital. It helps wrap up your affairs, provide for your loved ones, and ensure that your wishes are followed after your death. If you already have a will – excellent....
Why Your Solicitor Asks for ID – Understanding Anti-Money Laundering Requirements If you’ve ever instructed a solicitor and been asked to provide a passport or a bank statement, or other personal documents, you might have wondered: Why all the red tape?...
Supporting Our Yorkshire Air Ambulance We’ve just sent £263.22 to YAA, which accumulated over the past 3 months. You might recall that whenever someone asks us to witness or notarise a document, we charge a nominal minimum fee (starting at £10 but more is...
Remembering Sgt Ronald Watson 09/09/1919 – 26/11/2010 My maternal grandfather, Ronald Watson, joined the Durham Light Infantry on 24th April 1939 at aged 19 as army number 4455493. He was previously a clerk and shorthand typist. Ronnie was sent to France on...
Lasting Powers of Attorney – your questions answered Planning for the future isn’t always easy, but one of the most important steps you can take is to put a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place. Whether you’re thinking ahead for yourself or helping a...
Everything you need to know about Grant of Probate This is the process for dealing with a deceased estate. Ideally, they created a will beforehand. Losing a loved one is one of life’s toughest moments. Dealing with their estate can feel like an added burden. But it...
